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	<title>Comments on: Sponsored versus Organic SEO</title>
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		<title>By: Business Money Today</title>
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		<description>Doug, as always a great prospective on driving traffic to a new or growing business.  It is all about return.  What will provide your business with the most benefit for the cost (time or money).
Try one - measure the results.  Then try the other.  See which works better for you.  What you might find is that a combination works well - say 30% PPC and 70% organic - or some combination.
Also, sponsored ads or even buying links on other sites can help drive your SEPRs if the links back to your site are from relevant website content.
Great post as usual.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Doug, as always a great prospective on driving traffic to a new or growing business.  It is all about return.  What will provide your business with the most benefit for the cost (time or money).<br />
Try one &#8211; measure the results.  Then try the other.  See which works better for you.  What you might find is that a combination works well &#8211; say 30% PPC and 70% organic &#8211; or some combination.<br />
Also, sponsored ads or even buying links on other sites can help drive your SEPRs if the links back to your site are from relevant website content.<br />
Great post as usual.</p>
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